Researchers at MIT and Harvard have found a way to drastically speed up Web browsing
Researchers at MIT and Harvard have figured out a way to drastically speed up Web browsing using a novel new dependency-mapping approach.
Amazon is leasing a fleet of 20 Boeing cargo planes to help deliver your stuff faster
On Wednesday, Air Transport Services Group Inc. confirmed that Amazon signed a lease involving no fewer than 20 Boeing 767 freighter planes.
Google Docs now supports exporting in .epub
Writing the next great American novel on Google Docs? On Monday, Google announced the ability to export your work directly as an .epub file.
China outlines its latest Five Year Plan, called Internet Plus
China has been making Five Year Plans ever since Chairman Mao's regime in the 1950s, but their 13th promises to be the most tech-forward yet.
Google will soon censor a lot more ‘damaging’ search results in Europe
Google confirmed reports that the Internet giant would acquiesce to European demands regarding the extent of the EU's "right-to-be-forgotten" legislation.
Google searches for ‘Move to Canada’ spiked after Donald Trump won Super Tuesday
Following this week's Super Tuesday primaries, the search phrase "how to move to Canada" saw a sudden spike on Google ... as high as 1,500 percent.
How safe is your site from a ‘Drown hack’ attack?
A new report suggesting that "thousands of popular sites" might be vulnerable to a newly identified type of cyberattack has raised alarm bells.
New Election Buzz tracking tool powered by Twitter and Google keeps you in the loop
The Associated Press has teamed up with Google and Twitter to create an election tracking tool that brings you updated trends in the form of visualizations.
Reddit 3016 is an interactive parody of what Reddit might look like in 1,000 years
An artist spent the last 4 years imagining what Reddit might look like in 3016, using fake articles and photo-shopped advertisements.
The latest Boston Dynamics video has inspired tons of ‘Robot Lives Matter’ parody videos
Parodies of Boston Dynamics abusing its robots, including the company's new and more-human Atlas are popping up all over the web. We're pissing off Skynet.
Donald Trump is expected to be the big Super Tuesday winner
According to both Google and Bing, the coast is clear for Donald Trump to go head to head with the Democratic nominee in the general election this November.
In Indonesia, Internet companies need to either pay up or get out
Want to stay operational as an Internet firm in Indonesia? Gotta pay those taxes.
Pass the popcorn: Popcorn Time relaunches following shutdown
After being shuttered last year as a result of legal action, PopcornTime.io has returned, but the team behind it is being careful to remain hidden.
Say goodbye to the ‘Like’ button, Facebook’s new Reactions are now available everywhere
We’ve known for some time that Facebook was expanding the Like button into something more expressive, and now the new Reactions are available everywhere.
Once threatened by Yahoo, Time Inc. may now be its savior
Magazine publisher Time Inc. may be looking into merging with Yahoo, potentially saving the company from being subsumed by interested buyers.
Amazon now has its own fashion labels
It's gone up against supermarkets, bookstores, and now, even major fashion houses may not be safe from the wide-reaching influence of Amazon.
How much do Americans really value their online privacy?
Do as I say, not as I do appears to be the approach of most Americans when it comes to digital security and privacy.
Amazon raises free shipping minimum for those without Prime memberships to $50
Amazon is raising the minimum price for free shipping for those without Prime memberships from $35 to $50 worth of eligible items.
Google is getting rid of some ads in desktop search results pages
Your Google desktop search results pages are about to look a little different, depending on how much you notice the ads.
China’s newest rules on foreign content are stricter than ever
A free Internet appears increasingly mythical in China, where new rules have restricted all foreign content from appearing within the country's borders.
Yelp employee behind open letter to CEO is fired
According to one Yelp employee, the utopian tech workplace is nothing more than a myth, and now, she's gotten fired for saying so.
Google sets its sights on Singapore for new engineering team
Moving on in their quest for world domination, Google announced yesterday that they would be building an engineering team in Singapore.
Amazon is currently hiring for its own Amazon Fashion Private Label
The world leading e-commerce retailer, Amazon, posted nine job listings regarding its Amazon Fashion Private Label, an upcoming fashion brand.
Google Translate now knows over 100 languages
On Wednesday, Google announced the addition of 13 new languages to its translation service, bringing the grand total to 103 languages.
Check out what the media is really saying about the 2016 election
What is the media really writing about when it comes to the election? As it happens, the Analytics Election Tracker 2016 from OpenText has all the answers.